Evolutionary algorithms, simulated annealing and tabu search: a comparative study by Youssef, H.

“…Abstract Evolutionary algorithms, simulated annealing (SA), and tabu search (TS) are general iterative algorithms for combinatorial optimization. …”
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New Fast Arctangent Approximation Algorithm for Generic Real-Time Embedded Applications by Mohieddine Benammar (18103039)

“…This paper presents a novel technique that combines the advantages of both rational formulae and LUT approximation methods. The new algorithm exploits the pseudo-linear region around the tangent function zero point to estimate a reduced input arctangent through a modified rational approximation before referring this estimate to its original value using miniature LUTs. …”

Improving the Resilience of Smart Distribution Networks against Cyber Attacks by ElYamani, Mohamed ElHusseiny Mohamed

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A lightweight adaptive compression scheme for energy-efficient mobile-to-mobile file sharing applications by Sharafeddine, Sanaa

“…Moreover, we derive an empirical energy model that analytically quantifies the energy consumed during data transmission as a function of the signal strength level and during data compression as a function of the data size. …”
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Software defect prediction. (c2019) by Moussa, Rebecca

“…A module is a class in the object-oriented design or a function in the procedural design. The fault-proneness of a module is de ned as the probability of it containing defect and/or resulting in faults. …”
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Machine Learning Model for a Sustainable Drilling Process by Alsaidi, Ola

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A novel method for the detection and classification of multiple diseases using transfer learning-based deep learning techniques with improved performance by Krishnamoorthy Natarajan (22047464)

“…<p dir="ltr">A disease is a distinct abnormal state that significantly affects the functioning of all or part of an individual and is not caused by external harm. …”